Board Certified Behavior Analyst w/Low Caseload, Relocation & High Pay

Job Description

Job Description

Autism Services of Kansas is comprised of individuals who are passionate about working together to improve the lives of the children and families they serve by using evidence-based interventions, founded on the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA ). Our founders have created a mission-driven organization focused exclusively on serving children and families while emphasizing collaboration, the empowerment of the holistic family unit, and education. Integrity, compassion, and a genuine desire to serve the community are our most basic tenets, and we are seeking like-minded behavioral health professionals to join our team.

Autism Services of Kansas is searching for Board-Certified Behavior Analysts & Board-Certified Assistant Behavior Analysts in both Full & Part-Time roles, working with eighteen-month to school-age kids within the home and other community-based settings. We emphasize the importance of collaboration within the family unit, schools, and other clinical and community-based settings, encouraging families to learn, heal, and grow together. Our belief in empowering parents as caregivers and educators is paramount in our efforts, and we’re seeking BCBAs & BCaBAs who will help us in our endeavor to better the lives of all families living with Autism, while ensuring that every client receives the highest quality of care.

What We Offer:

• Competitive Starting Salary
• 401K & Health Benefits Including Dental & Vision for Eligible Employees
• Practice Manager to Assist with Billing & Insurance Issues
• Working with an Organization that Values Your Personal & Professional Growth
• Making a Living Doing What You Love

Job Responsibilities:

• Conduct functional behavior assessments.
• Transmit analysis via a formal report documenting assessment tools utilized and develop a behavior intervention strategy/recommendations.
• Conduct and identify appropriate Skill Acquisition Assessments.
• Create and document both skill acquisition and behavior reduction protocols.
• Create, update, and maintain programs for your team using Catalyst.
• Train other professionals/clients involved in your cases.
• Review graphing and provide appropriate feedback.
• Provide supervision to RBT’s for each client.
• Write progress reports and Treatment Plans as scheduled.
• Conduct appropriate assessments every six months unless otherwise instructed by the Clinical Director.
• Collaborate with other professionals accordingly when working in the home, community, or school setting.
• Uphold the highest clinical and professional standards in Applied Behavior Analysis.
• Coordinate with professionals involved in your cases.
• Offer support service/follow up to clients and families.

Job Qualifications:

• BCBA or BCaBA certification (may consider BCaBAs close to certification).
• Kansas licensure required (or willingness to obtain).
• Experience with in-home ABA is highly preferred.
• Comfortable working independently with a high degree of autonomy in client homes.
• Experience supervising staff and managing interpersonal dynamics (especially with RBTs).
• Background in teaching/education or clinical ABA settings are valued.
• Ability to adapt to difficult situations quickly and professionally.
• Willingness to travel between client locations and manage the demands of in-home service.
• Integrity, humility, and a desire to positively impact the lives of others.
• Ability to set professional boundaries with compassion and resolve.
• Reliable vehicle and ability to travel occasionally.